What is God doing in times when life gets dramatically disrupted and the future is uncertain? This week we are looking at the transforming power of disruption as seen in the lives of our great faith heroes, Noah, Moses, and Jesus.

Loving well is the goal of the Christian life. Our great problem is that we can’t help but experience life with ourselves at the center. The scripture lead us to practical practices to Love Well.

In the “journey” of discipleship we will at times hit a wall. It is here that we decide to flee or walk through our brokenness to greater freedom.

How do you define who you are? Is it by what you do? What you have? What people think of you? Jesus offers us a different answer, by giving us our true identity.

We continue the dive into emotionally healthy spirituality. You have to know yourself to really know God. You also have to understand culture and the roadblocks to knowing yourself.

How should I deal with my emotions and what myths do Christians cling to causing harm to themselves and those around them.

How should I deal with my emotions and what myths do Christians cling to causing harm to themselves and those around them.

In weird and uncertain times, what does God gives us to hold on to? Can we have stability, peace, and hope? This week we’re talking about the surprising power of Honor and how it gives us a sure anchor even in life’s storms.

Through the story of the woman at the well we see Jesus use honor to draw an outcast out of her brokenness and into a life of mission and purpose.

To build a culture of honor you have to choose to live honorably. Ephesians 4 gives us the recipe for Christian living with honor.